From its mammoth red oaks to its extensive wetlands, this sanctuary’s many habitats support a wealth of wildlife. Its 175 acres of wildland are home to hundreds of species, including fishers, pileated woodpeckers, river otters, barred owls, muskrats, and m

Earthcare is a practical, local environment group. We work closely with specialists and the Council to improve the environment in the City of Port Phillip. Our main projects are to increase the diversity and extent of indigenous vegetation including sites

Founded in 1991, we are a federally permitted volunteer group dedicated to the rehabilitation and release of injured and orphaned wildlife encompassing the entire area of upstate South Carolina and part of Hendersonville, North Carolina. Although our focus

Lovely Lita's Sheltering Tree Foundation, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) not for profit organization, owned and operated by Karen Clark. Years ago a squirrel crossed Karen's path and it all fell in place. We have 10 acres of wooded area, for the squirrels to be rel

Stop Animal Exploitation NOW! (SAEN) was founded in 1996 to force an end to the abuse of animals in laboratories. Our first major event was a news conference that revealed the suffering endured by dogs, rabbits, and primates in 9 laboratories across the Un

The Capybara is the world's largest rodent, weighing up to 145 pounds! Our center

Mission: "A healthy population of red squirrels in Ayrshire." The objectives of the group are; * To survey and monitor red and grey squirrels * To stimulate the reporting of sightings of red and grey squirrels * To promote education and awareness of red sq

Our aims are very simple To alleviate the suffering of all wild mammals To give the best possible healthcare to the injured To care for all orphaned mammals To rehabilitate and release back into the wild wherever possible To ensure a safe and stimulating p

... animals from pounds for research Rodent glue traps Housing of calves raised

... and her offspring can produce over 420,000 additional cats in only 7 years, and ... female dog and her offspring 67,000 additional dogs in 6 years. No wonder